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The image charts women employed from 1985 to 2005 in percentages: USA starts at 45%, rising steadily through 50% in 1990, reaching 60% in 1995, surpassing 60% in 2000, and holding just below 70% in 2005; Korea begins just below 30% in 1985, climbs to 40% in 1990, remains steady through 1995, jumps to nearly 50% in 2000, and dips slightly below 50% by 2005; Afghanistan starts slightly above 40% in 1985, increases to peak just below 60% in 1990, drops sharply to about 15% by 1995, reaches approximately 5% in 2000, and approaches near 0% in 2005; France begins just under 30% in 1985, rises to above 30% in 1990, climbs to above 40% in 1995, exceeds 50% in 2000, and concludes around 55% in 2005.
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The line graph presents information about the percentage of women employed in four different countries from 1985 to 2005.
From the graph, it is evident that the number of employed women in Korea consistently increased without any decline. In contrast, the employment rates for women in the other countries exhibited fluctuations over the 20-year period.
The percentage of employed women rose from 1985 to 2000 in both the USA and Korea. However, the proportion of unemployed women in the USA slightly decreased until 2005, while the employment rate in Korea continued to rise until the same year. The share of employed women dropped in 1990, then increased from 1990 to 2000, remained stable until 2005 in France. While the figure employed women increased gradually in first three years then plummeted until 2005 in Afghanistan.
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